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*When Paul Revere Rode by Sarah L. Thompson
When Paul Revere Rode recounts the momentous events of April 18, 1775, hour by hour. The post *When Paul Revere Rode by Sarah L. Thompson appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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The Sky Was My Blanket by Uri Shulevitz
The Sky Was My Blanket, a simple chapter book with first person narration, tells the story of Uri’s uncle, Yehiel Szulewicz: a young man’s journey across wartime Europe. The post The Sky Was My Blanket by Uri Shulevitz appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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Tasha Layton Debuts MEET ME IN THE VALLEY
We’re sitting inside the Museum of Christian & Gospel Music, the kind of place that makes you feel every era of Christian music all at once, and I’m already a little nostalgic. “When I walk through here, it’s so nostalgic… it’ll put you in your feels,” I said, probably oversharing like I always do. But that’s kind of the point. As much as the nostalgia surrounds me, I had the opportunity to chat with one of Christian music’s brightest voices, Tasha Layton. Our conversation today centered around a premiere screening of her new 30-minute documentary, which captures the creation of her latest song, both titled Meet Me In The Valley. “I think…
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Zach Williams’ devotional drops May 19
Christian music artist Zach Williams’s story will be part of a new 30-day devotional, titled God’s Heart for the Prodigal, to be released May 19. Zach’s parents, Steve and Jenia Williams, wrote the book, which is available for pre-order. The 240-page devotional book focuses on mercy, redemption, and unfailing love. Steve said on Zach’s Facebook page that when Zach was dedicated at their church, the pastor said that “this child will be a voice for this generation, but it took 33 years for that word to come to pass. I just want people to know that it doesn’t always happen overnight; it takes time. If you look back at Abraham,…
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Amy Grant: Cover Story (May 2026)
Amy Grant Is Still Telling the Real Story There’s a palpable vibe shift in the room. Sure, the CCM Magazine team might carry a little nervous energy in the days leading up to a Cover Story, but typically things speed up once the artist arrives. This time, everything slowed down. Conversations softened. People leaned in without realizing it. No one rushed. No one needed to. The focus quietly rearranged itself as Amy Grant stepped into our studio. The most striking thing, as she sits just a few feet across from me, is how completely unassuming she is in the middle of it all. She doesn’t seem to carry the weight…
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How Not to Lose a Million Dollars by Sheila Bair
In How Not to Lose a Million Dollars, a former FDIC Chair advises young adults about their financial future. The post How Not to Lose a Million Dollars by Sheila Bair appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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A New Car for Pickle by Sylvie Kantorovitz
A New Car for Pickle is a beginner-level graphic novel that will appeal to many young readers, especially boys. The post A New Car for Pickle by Sylvie Kantorovitz appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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The Bizarre Bazaar: Down a Dark Path by Daniel Nayeri
Lucy and Frida know something strange is going on down a dark path in the woods … but they will never guess what it actually is. The post The Bizarre Bazaar: Down a Dark Path by Daniel Nayeri appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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*The Other Side of Tomorrow by Tina Cho
Two children escape North Korea, looking for the other side of tomorrow, in this outstanding graphic novel. The post *The Other Side of Tomorrow by Tina Cho appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
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My Bicentennial Summer by G. Neri
In My Bicentennial Summer, author G. Neri affectionately recalls an epic road trip taken by his family during the 200th anniversary of America’s founding. The post My Bicentennial Summer by G. Neri appeared first on Redeemed Reader.
